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ECOLOGICAL VEGETATION CLASS PROFILE:
311 BERM GRASSY SHRUBLAND
Structure:
Environment:
Pre-1750
distribution:
Present
distribution:
Peninsula status:
Bioregional status:
Nearest relative:
Adjacent EVCs:
Typical site:
Notes:
Shrubland to 2 metres
Deep sand on beaches partially protected from wind
Scattered on sandy beaches of the Mornington Peninsula,
mainly in relatively sheltered locations
Scattered and uncommon, most stands are small
(major occurrence on Mud Islands)
Endangered
Endangered
None
Coastal Dune Scrub, Coastal Headland Scrub
Mount Eliza to Mount Martha Foreshore
Distinguished by dominant Coast Saltbush Atriplex cinerea
General notes:
(1) This profile is generalised with only the major species listed; individual sites may differ in
composition due to site characteristics (geology, aspect, rainfall, drainage) and site history;
look at the composition of adjacent vegetation to fine tune the species list for your site.
(2) Heights for trees are in metres, other plants in centimetres.
(3) Availability from nurseries is for species, not necessarily for your soil-type genetic provenance
within the species; plants should be sourced from same soil type / geology for genetic
conservation and best growth; contact your local indigenous nursery and ask them to collect seed
from local sites or ensure that plants are local provenance.
(4) Planting of locally sourced indigenous species appropriate for the EVC should be undertaken
where remnant indigenous vegetation is absent or where carefully applied bush regeneration
techniques have failed to stimulate adequate recruitment of new indigenous plants within remnant
indigenous vegetation; managing for natural regeneration preserves the ecological integrity of
native vegetation rather than turning it into a plantation.
Scientific name
Common name
Height Available
Trees
None
Shrubs
Atriplex cinerea
Coast Saltbush
180
Grasses
Distichlis distichophylla
Australian Salt-grass
200
Ground covers
Tetragonia implexicoma
Bower Spinach
100
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Ferns, climbers, epiphytes
None
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